Fast Facts
Discover more relevant papers and grey literature
Multiple full-text formats
Overview
The Technology Collection is a full-text database supported by a specialized A&I file. Its content covers comprehensive scholarly output and is managed by an expert editorial team overseeing content selection and indexing supported by a controlled vocabulary. The Technology Collection is comprised of three databases:
Advanced Technologies & Aerospace Database – This database includes the renowned Aerospace Database and provides full-text titles from around the world including scholarly journals, trade and industry journals, magazines, technical reports, conference proceedings, government publications, and more.
Materials Science & Engineering Database – This resource indexes the world’s most important materials science and engineering literature and combines it with carefully curated full text including scholarly journals, trade periodicals, magazines, technical reports, conference proceedings, government publications, and more.
- Content Type: Scholarly Journals, Trade Journals, Conference Papers and Proceedings, Blogs, Podcasts, and Websites, Books, Dissertations and Theses, Figures, Government and Official Publications, Historical Newspapers, Magazines, Newspapers, Other Sources, Reports, Wire Feeds, Working Papers, Video and Audio
Provides full-text access and deep domain-focused discovery
This collection facilitates precision discovery with extensive full-text access to a vast range of theoretical and applied science and engineering literature. Full-text content differentiates ProQuest from A&I providers bringing value and access beyond other citation and abstract resources and higher usage.
Facilitates exploration of the latest research in less time
Faculty and graduate students, having limited time to review more and more content, place a high emphasis on abstract quality, especially when judging a journal article’s impact and importance. ProQuest offers researchers high quality abstracts within their domain (including foreign publications) to review and assess which articles to actually invest time in reading fully.
Meets a wide range of skill levels
The Technology Collection supports a wide range of search strategies for all types of users, from early and general researchers to domain specific search experts.
Ease of use
Available on ProQuest, named as Best Interface in the 2015 Charleston Advisor Reader’s Choice Awards: “It is much more intuitive and easy to use than previous versions. It includes improved document viewing, easier navigation…Kudos to ProQuest.”
Leads discovery of grey literature
Reports, working papers, conference papers and proceedings, trade publications, and theses are useful for uncovering research that is so new that it has not yet passed the peer review process.
Provides wide scope of coverage
The scope of coverage, journals, conference proceedings, dissertations, and more cannot be duplicated in a stand-alone aggregated database.
Proves return on investment
The coverage and precision needed for advanced literature reviews is combined with a simple, user-friendly interface and access to full text allowing beginners an accessible and rewarding search experience that translates into much higher usage.
Provides multiple channels of discovery
All content in the Technology Collection is discoverable in The Summon® Service from ProQuest and other discovery layers. In addition, as with all other ProQuest database resources, scholarly full text content is discoverable in Google Scholar.
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